3. 7 Premium Oils
Purely oils and no water for skin nourishment and makeup removal

4. Hypoallergenic 
Specially formulated for ultra sensitive skin after extensive testing

Interesting thing about it is it's legit pure oil, so there's no need to shake the bottle to mix whatever is inside the remover like the ones I've tried in the past. For unbeknownst-to-me reasons it also feels less oily compared to the shake-mixed kind of oil cleansers. 


The pros: It doesn't have any chemical smells, is an All-in-One cleaner that does Deep cleansing, Sebum control and Moisture Balance. After I applied it was able to easily remove waterproof makeup. 

Cons: Probably just me, but also just like the other oil cleansers I have tried, the oil gets into my eyes and coats my contact lenses. I'm probably just clumsier than the average person. 

​All in all, a good and light oil cleanser!

It's available at Waseyo website both in full sized and trial! 

Redeem the samples and purchase the product here: http://bit.ly/chefclean_breeze 

Cheers!

My favourites were of course trying all the different brands of foods that we were not able to access in Singapore, I believe I spent more time in the convenience stores and supermarkets than shopping. Besides that what awed me the most is the sincerity of the Taiwanese and the insane freshness of the fruits!

Of course, many Taiwan fresh produce and processed food are already available in Singapore, but I was fortunate to be exposed to even more of them! The event also hosted many traders and F&B distributors, which gives me hope that there would be more of these amazing products in the market!

The level of excellence extends to how they define the pears as being optimal when the pear has the round and correct shape, and the lustrous appearance of the skin looks a little transparent. The oriental pears have the best quality when they weigh between 450 and 600 grams. That precision shows how much pride they take in their produce. 

The story behind the Purple Waxy Corn is a memorable one. The university graduate in engineering/architecture decided to go into farming with the enthusiasm and intent to grow healthy organic crops for his family. He shared about how he liked the color purple and therefore the crops he chose to farm were all purple in color. Like beetroot and purple sweet potatoes etc. 

The Purple Waxy Corn contains anthocyanins, which help protect plants against extreme temperatures and naturally gives it the rich colouring. The corns are also claimed to be sticky to eat, taste good and sweet, is low in calories, and is very healthy food.

I tried a portion of it, and I'm not sure if it's because of the color but it reminds me of black glutinous rice (i.e. Bobur Hitam), not too sure about incorporating it into meals, but it'd make an interesting snack if we prepare it with butter and salt. 

The pomelo is also known as the Wendan fruit 文旦. IT is rich in vitamin A, B1, B2, C, dietary fiber, pectin, organic acids, and minerals.

Besides the fleshy part of the fruit that's eaten, the entirety of the fruit is repurposed into skincare, beauty products, snacks etc. And the packaging is to-die-for pretty. 

The third-generation who gave up his designer work and went back to his family business of peanuts, but it's pretty obvious his background in design wasn't wasted because the packaging makes giving peanuts as gifts totally cool!